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steve and pete may not have watched the whole first season of house of cards, but i have. that's another boost down the line. >> the am mortization is what drives it. the content guides will not take one third of revenues for content. the price of content is rising much faster. you will see it when the warner deal kicks in and the disney deal. i think these numbers are really quite deceptive. i think people are buying into the house of cards that has become ned flix. >> how about the idea of the potential international growth. obviously some of that coming internationally. couldn't that be a huge catalyst in terms of growth? >> you called say that we're losing money internationally but we're making up for it in volume. no. they managed again to curtail their marketing or content spend. they said netflix is paying outrageous amounts and no traction internationally. if they're losing money, i don't think how growth benefits them at all. the guidance seems to be so wide you can drive a truck through it. is that what they do or should we be concerned? >> every penny is a milli
steve and pete may not have watched the whole first season of house of cards, but i have. that's another boost down the line. >> the am mortization is what drives it. the content guides will not take one third of revenues for content. the price of content is rising much faster. you will see it when the warner deal kicks in and the disney deal. i think these numbers are really quite deceptive. i think people are buying into the house of cards that has become ned flix. >> how about...
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. >> now the man you saw standing next to steve, his name is jim. he actually was a trauma nurse in iraq for 18 months. and he said all of those skills that he learned in iraq he used yesterday in boston. john? >> they treated scores of people. they saved, no doubt, scores of people. but they also, elizabeth, watched people die. >> they did. they did watch people die. and so steve who we just heard from, he told me the story one of the first patients he worked on was a young woman. he remembers her, blonde hair, blue eyes, maybe about 20 years old. sh came in and, you know, her leg was broken. her abdomen was open due to the explosion. she wasn't breathing. they gave her cpr. they tried over and over again. they just didn't have a pulse. he said when they were treating her after she passed away, they looked around for some kind of identification in her pockets but he said as far as he knew they just didn't know -- still couldn't figure out who she was. >> so sad. as we said, there are a number of people still in the hospital this morning. 17 in crit
. >> now the man you saw standing next to steve, his name is jim. he actually was a trauma nurse in iraq for 18 months. and he said all of those skills that he learned in iraq he used yesterday in boston. john? >> they treated scores of people. they saved, no doubt, scores of people. but they also, elizabeth, watched people die. >> they did. they did watch people die. and so steve who we just heard from, he told me the story one of the first patients he worked on was a young...
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steve, thank you very much for joining me on this difficult night. our coverage continues. [ explosion ] >>> an act of terror in boston. civilians targeted on u.s. soil during the annual marathon. two bombs explode during the city's signature event, shattering lives forever. listen to the initial police call. >> we have a report of a couple explosions here. we have serious injuries. two explosions. we have casualties here. we have at least a dozen serious injuries. >> good morning. this is a special edition of "first look." the city of boston remains on edge this morning after a day of celebration was hit by terror. two deafening bombs detonated just second as apart. police describe explosives as small improvised devices. but they had a huge impact. felt and heard miles from the blast site. three people are confirmed dead, including an 8-year-old boy. 140 are wounded and being treated. for injuries ranging from severity from cuts and bruises to limb damage, resulting in amputation. >> there's a variety of injuries. most of them are combined lower ext
steve, thank you very much for joining me on this difficult night. our coverage continues. [ explosion ] >>> an act of terror in boston. civilians targeted on u.s. soil during the annual marathon. two bombs explode during the city's signature event, shattering lives forever. listen to the initial police call. >> we have a report of a couple explosions here. we have serious injuries. two explosions. we have casualties here. we have at least a dozen serious injuries. >> good...
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we've got steve masoka joining us from web bush securities. very interesting day. i think bob my sanny's been calling it the ping-pong market. down day monday, up day yesterday, down day again today. very difficult environment, i would imagine, for an investor to make money in. >> well, i mean, it's a much-needed decline, a much-needed respite from every day being up. consensus got very, very ebulent and very, very bullish. i really haven't seen anything particularly negative to think that this is going to be a sustained turn in the market. but clearly, we needed to knock some of the froth off the cake. >> you know what, steve, we've got to jump in right here, because scott cohn's microphone, back on now. scott cohn, what is the fbi now saying about the new developments? >> reporter: the fbi has quite forcefully knocked down the story of an arrest, multiple arrests, an arrest imminent. the fbi says despite widespread reports, there have been no arrests in connection the boston marathon attacks. and there is also a bit of an admonition to the media here. they say th
we've got steve masoka joining us from web bush securities. very interesting day. i think bob my sanny's been calling it the ping-pong market. down day monday, up day yesterday, down day again today. very difficult environment, i would imagine, for an investor to make money in. >> well, i mean, it's a much-needed decline, a much-needed respite from every day being up. consensus got very, very ebulent and very, very bullish. i really haven't seen anything particularly negative to think...
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steve jobs was great, he did a lot of wonderful things for company. many years ago, he created a lot of great product, but you know a lot of people caught up to apple, apple has become a parent's phone, i can imagine my kids saying oh, you got an apple and i don't' an apple, the new emerging consumers are buying sam shunnings, ansamsungs, and i say blackberry again, because older folks have apple products. >> what is the new ceo going to do for apple. tim cook had the baton passed to him, by steve jobs who passed away, we knew it was going to happen, they had great products in the pipeline, steve jobs died, did you think that apple stock would go to 900, you know now down below 400, that is incandescent no matter who -- inevitable no matter who took over steve jobs, there is a little bit of battle over what to do with cash, that apple sitting on, but, this is a well-run company, i don't know they will find anybody better than tim cook, i think this is a lot of chatter from speculators just saying what they wish all happen. neil: you know, i think what
steve jobs was great, he did a lot of wonderful things for company. many years ago, he created a lot of great product, but you know a lot of people caught up to apple, apple has become a parent's phone, i can imagine my kids saying oh, you got an apple and i don't' an apple, the new emerging consumers are buying sam shunnings, ansamsungs, and i say blackberry again, because older folks have apple products. >> what is the new ceo going to do for apple. tim cook had the baton passed to him,...
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steve jobs was an apple innovation leader. now with jobs gone, apple watchers wonder if others will think twice before going to work for apple with steve jobs no longer there. given its very large percentage of the
steve jobs was an apple innovation leader. now with jobs gone, apple watchers wonder if others will think twice before going to work for apple with steve jobs no longer there. given its very large percentage of the
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steve, you played soccer with dzhokhar tsarnaev for a couple of years, i think. i would you describe him? >> very kind. pretty much similar to every college friend i have. like no different than any other kid. >> this is what all his friends are saying. particularly the students alongside him in the last couple of years and yet clearly there was another side to this boy which turned him into an alleged mass killer. anything in his behavior pattern in the last few months say to you something is not quite right here. >> i saw him two weeks before the incident. he was the same as always. kind. we were playing a soccer game on xbox. nothing out of the ordinary to be honest. >> can you believe that he's capable of doing what he has alleged to be done? >> it's really hard to think about it. you never think one of your friends can just become a terrorist any time. it makes you think of all of your friends all together, if any of them could do anything different than what you know of them. someone so normal that is your friend to becoming a terrorist. >> dzhokhar was ver
steve, you played soccer with dzhokhar tsarnaev for a couple of years, i think. i would you describe him? >> very kind. pretty much similar to every college friend i have. like no different than any other kid. >> this is what all his friends are saying. particularly the students alongside him in the last couple of years and yet clearly there was another side to this boy which turned him into an alleged mass killer. anything in his behavior pattern in the last few months say to you...
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>> let me go to steve emerson here. we've learned a lot, especially about the older brother, the one that was killed. for example, there is a youtube play list. i'm going to put some of this up on the screen as you are describing this. i want you to explain to everybody what you had discovered almost immediately, and this then raises the question, the fbi that had been warned about this older brother, why didn't they pick up on this? explain some of these things we are putting up on the screen now. >> well, here's a play list that resembles an al-qaeda play list, the best of osama bin laden take place but these weren't osama bin laden tapes. they were look-alikes. they were calling not just for jihad for russia against chechnya, there's one like that, but grand global. hatred of jews and christians, referring to christians has those who should be slaughtered. these are among the most radical things i have seen since studying terrorism or john or in 30 years. you see also, sean, how the islamics that he has, it's very ch
>> let me go to steve emerson here. we've learned a lot, especially about the older brother, the one that was killed. for example, there is a youtube play list. i'm going to put some of this up on the screen as you are describing this. i want you to explain to everybody what you had discovered almost immediately, and this then raises the question, the fbi that had been warned about this older brother, why didn't they pick up on this? explain some of these things we are putting up on the...
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i'm here with steve forbes and art laffer. steve, this is cylinder squared. i want to read you some factoids that blow my mind, this is from the "wall street journal," this isn't fisker, regarding the electric hybrids, $465 million have given to teslor. listen to this, $5.9 billion in government subsidies have been promised toed for and $1.4 billion have been promised to nissan. in other words, fisker and teslor are little drops in the oil. ed for got almost $6 billion in subsidies. what is the department of energy doing here? >> larry, it hasn't heard of a thing called fracking, it hasn't heard about free enterprise and entrepreneurs making seemingly possible things happen. they physical, electric is the way to go. it didn't work 100 years ago, there was an announcement last week oust of the university of illinois, someone's come up with there it looks like a teeny battery which they hadn't been able to do in 100 years. that didn't come out of the government. that came out of research in illinois. now in the real free market, somebody would take that and see
i'm here with steve forbes and art laffer. steve, this is cylinder squared. i want to read you some factoids that blow my mind, this is from the "wall street journal," this isn't fisker, regarding the electric hybrids, $465 million have given to teslor. listen to this, $5.9 billion in government subsidies have been promised toed for and $1.4 billion have been promised to nissan. in other words, fisker and teslor are little drops in the oil. ed for got almost $6 billion in subsidies....
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steve, what did you make of the action today? >> we stopped really at the 50-day moving average in the s&p cash. but what we did have pressure on is what we've deny talking about. utilities, those staple stocks. if you look a dominion, s.o. southern, mcdonald's. those are names where people are hiding until they know whether or not it's safe to get back in the market place. >> dan? >> you mentioned technology. here's one. apple was down closing a new 52-week low. this is a name that has by f bifurcated from the market. in a week we're going to get massive earnings from google, ibm tonight. these are cyclical names so they're not setting up that well right now. so, you know, i think you have to avoid some of these things. especially a name like google that saw heavy inflows from all this apple weakness. if you don't think people will have their eyes there, you have to be careful. >> gold got no bid whatsoever. it was higher earlier in the session. turned and finished the day up by just a touch. what do you make of that? >> and vol
steve, what did you make of the action today? >> we stopped really at the 50-day moving average in the s&p cash. but what we did have pressure on is what we've deny talking about. utilities, those staple stocks. if you look a dominion, s.o. southern, mcdonald's. those are names where people are hiding until they know whether or not it's safe to get back in the market place. >> dan? >> you mentioned technology. here's one. apple was down closing a new 52-week low. this is a...
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it's happening. >> steve silva, thanks very much. enjoy the game over there at fenway. i know a lot of other people will as well. we'll take a quick break and continue our special coverage right after this. >>> just past the top of the hour. i'm wolf blitzer live here in boston. we're continuing our special coverage of the capture of surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombings. it was a harrowing ordeal that began with the bombing attack and end ed in a shootout last night. as the city paralyzed by this turns to normal, we're learned this 19-year-old accused terrorist may soon be charged even while he's still in the hospital. i just sat down with the watertown police chief and in just a few minutes, you're going to hear an incredible play-by-play of exactly what happened and in the moments leading up to the capture. the father of these brother who still loves in dagestan told russian media his son who was on the run at the time was, in his words, a true angel and was framed. we were able to find the father, speaking to him for the first time since the younger son
it's happening. >> steve silva, thanks very much. enjoy the game over there at fenway. i know a lot of other people will as well. we'll take a quick break and continue our special coverage right after this. >>> just past the top of the hour. i'm wolf blitzer live here in boston. we're continuing our special coverage of the capture of surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombings. it was a harrowing ordeal that began with the bombing attack and end ed in a shootout last night....
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steve? >>steve: thanks, brian. this morning doctors are working to treat more than 144 people injured in yesterday's bombing. most of them hit with shrapnel, ball bearings, b-b's. today investigators need to figure out what kind of bomb could have caused that explosion. we have a former commanding officer in the nypd bomb squad. he joins us live. good morning toufplt >> good -- good morning to you. >>steve: we're going to put up some of the videos we have. tell us what you can by looking at pictures of the explosion. we've got a number of them. here is right at the finish line. >> of course a person -- the first thing you see is the color of smoke, the plume of smoke, the direction it is going. all you can tell from that is something exploded. initially there were reports of a propane gas tank to accidental. when the second one went off, maybe figured out maybe this wasn't an accident. >>steve: the smoke is white. what does that mean? >> anybody in the explosives field will be able to tell you that certain explosiv
steve? >>steve: thanks, brian. this morning doctors are working to treat more than 144 people injured in yesterday's bombing. most of them hit with shrapnel, ball bearings, b-b's. today investigators need to figure out what kind of bomb could have caused that explosion. we have a former commanding officer in the nypd bomb squad. he joins us live. good morning toufplt >> good -- good morning to you. >>steve: we're going to put up some of the videos we have. tell us what you can...
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do you remember the steve jobs? he had pizazz. >> tim cook have pizazz? >> is he more of a coo than a ceo as some suggested on this show yesterday? >> pizazz? where are you going to get this pis as? >> i don't know. i don't work at apple. i just want to see some pizazz. i want to see some reed hastings and underpromising and then blow me away. my takeaway from netflix, how can can i not be watching "house of cards" and i'm not missing "arrested development" and that's all there is to it. do you remember when "the sopranos" came out? all of a sudden, i have to get hbo. i have to pay up because you come in on monday and everyone had "the sopranos." what do i do? i guess i have to subscribe. i feel the same way. >> you and i were both watching "the wire." they did the program that was cerebral that people now watch. >> and alpha house, the new series from amazon is going to work. >> amazon doesn't like to be bested. >> i like to see apple be feisty. >> you like to see them watch something big. >> it's okay to buy someone who is better than you are. the reall
do you remember the steve jobs? he had pizazz. >> tim cook have pizazz? >> is he more of a coo than a ceo as some suggested on this show yesterday? >> pizazz? where are you going to get this pis as? >> i don't know. i don't work at apple. i just want to see some pizazz. i want to see some reed hastings and underpromising and then blow me away. my takeaway from netflix, how can can i not be watching "house of cards" and i'm not missing "arrested...
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>> work with us, steve! >> who that shocking, shocking -- >> are you for anthony? >> we will tell you who that name is if steve rattner doesn't completely destroy our tease. first, let's go to weather. >> dylan dreyer has a check on the forecast. >> good morning. we are looking at pretty big storm system moving across the country. it's just a cold front but out ahead of it, we have severe storms. back behind it, we have more snow and it looks like we could end up with another 6 to 12 inches of snow as it does start to increase across parts of south dakota and nebraska. you see western and central nebraska, could be an area that gets 6 to 12 inches of snow. we are also looking at the potential for severe storms today especially down across oklahoma, southeastern kansas. tornadoes are certainly a possible later this afternoon and into this evening. elsewhere we will see a lot of large hail and damaging wind gusts. in the northeast we started off with a couple of lighter showers in and around the boston area and down across new york city too but those will move on out
>> work with us, steve! >> who that shocking, shocking -- >> are you for anthony? >> we will tell you who that name is if steve rattner doesn't completely destroy our tease. first, let's go to weather. >> dylan dreyer has a check on the forecast. >> good morning. we are looking at pretty big storm system moving across the country. it's just a cold front but out ahead of it, we have severe storms. back behind it, we have more snow and it looks like we could...
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said he was doing a fabulous job taking over steve jobs. now already people are talking about pressure on tim cook. is apple going to make a change? first, how much time does he have? will shareholders give him that time if apple has to reengineer and move forward here? >> i don't think he is under any threat. i think he's carrying out some of the strategies of his predecessor. of course after steve jobs's demise, you have a situation where people saying he's not as good, not as creative, not as in native. that may or may not be the case. but i think he's running a pretty tight ship. if he would still alive he would still face some of these criticisms. i think he's safe. >> paul, we don't talk about the computer size much. iphones dom name here's my problem with apple in a sense. they seem to be cannibalizing themselves. i can get a 64 gig ipad for $699, throw in a $100 laptop and now i have a macbook air, and they tell for $999. so why buy the air? there's fear they may do this with phones a lot of people can't afford $400 so they come out
said he was doing a fabulous job taking over steve jobs. now already people are talking about pressure on tim cook. is apple going to make a change? first, how much time does he have? will shareholders give him that time if apple has to reengineer and move forward here? >> i don't think he is under any threat. i think he's carrying out some of the strategies of his predecessor. of course after steve jobs's demise, you have a situation where people saying he's not as good, not as creative,...
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steve emerson is back with me now. and he goes on, and you hear the same sort of jihadist calls we hear from some of these guys. on the hell fire video which is weird and creepy, it's got a little link to his facebook, and he charges $150 if you want the series. it's so ridiculous and outrageous, it's almost laughable, yet to a young man who had already started the radicalization, it sends a very different message. >> and he adds to the flourishes of having great graphics, and great music. it's not just speeches that go on and on. i mean, he understands technology, and he understands the new generation -- this generation's need for graphics and everything. these dvds are very alluring, just graphically, let alone the rhetoric, which becomes almost mesmerizing, in the chant form where he's calling for killings. now, again, he doesn't say will the prime minister of australia, he says, kill the enemies of islam, kill the jews or pigs who have to be killed. the christians are infidels, they have to be killed. he doesn't cr
steve emerson is back with me now. and he goes on, and you hear the same sort of jihadist calls we hear from some of these guys. on the hell fire video which is weird and creepy, it's got a little link to his facebook, and he charges $150 if you want the series. it's so ridiculous and outrageous, it's almost laughable, yet to a young man who had already started the radicalization, it sends a very different message. >> and he adds to the flourishes of having great graphics, and great...
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i'm steve kornacki. the u.s. will double its aid to the syrian opposition and kerry was speaking with foreign ministers and the officials in colorado said five snowboarders were killed in avalanche. massachusetts governor patrick said last night that the accused boston marathon bomber is in critical but stable condition. still in no shape to talk to authorities. newly released police infrared 1r video shows when tsarnaev was hiding in a boat friday night. after police rushed to the scene after tip from the resident that found him there. at the london marathon this morning, runners observed a moment of silence from the victims of monday's bombings in boston. and last night hundreds turned out for a vigil to commemorate the week's final fatality. 26-year-old m.i.t. police officer sean collier who was shot and killed thursday night in the line of duty. >>> boston has never in memory had a week as trying as tragic and as nerve racks, as confusing and as sad and as terrifying as this past one. which is what made this
i'm steve kornacki. the u.s. will double its aid to the syrian opposition and kerry was speaking with foreign ministers and the officials in colorado said five snowboarders were killed in avalanche. massachusetts governor patrick said last night that the accused boston marathon bomber is in critical but stable condition. still in no shape to talk to authorities. newly released police infrared 1r video shows when tsarnaev was hiding in a boat friday night. after police rushed to the scene after...
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rebecca patterson and steve berdoni of forbes, both going to be here to talk about the recent moves in commodities, metals and markets. stay tuned to "squawk." more coming up. >>> time for verizon to report earnings. will the company meet, beat, or miss estimates? log on to our facebook page and cast your vote. results are out tomorrow morning. and then we reveal the results of our poll. it's armchair analyst. and it's only on "squawk box." i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always stood for. with xerox, you're ready real business. >>> wow. perfect tortillas. did you see that? not everyone saw that. it was a local. but a perfect way to make tortillas. i'm going to order that. checking the futures right now. we come bac
rebecca patterson and steve berdoni of forbes, both going to be here to talk about the recent moves in commodities, metals and markets. stay tuned to "squawk." more coming up. >>> time for verizon to report earnings. will the company meet, beat, or miss estimates? log on to our facebook page and cast your vote. results are out tomorrow morning. and then we reveal the results of our poll. it's armchair analyst. and it's only on "squawk box." i know what you're...
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he lost part of his leg and another gentleman steve chamberlain came up here because the mother-daughter duo recovering in one room, they wanted to come talk them through what life will be like without limbs. here he was. you lost your leg in an i.e.d. accident. how do you try to explain to these people who are still reeling that it is going to be okay? >> well, you know, you can only tell them what you've been through and i remember when i was in there in walter reid there were amputees there and they were giving me words of encouragement and stuff like that and it did help. at the same time she is going to go through her own healing process and there will be times when no matter what we can tell her or see what we do. until she experiences it for herself she'll have self-doubt at some point but seeing what other people can do and seeing what we do with our lives as amputees, you know, will give her that hope and when she gets down she'll be able to lean on that and go if they can do it eventually i will do it and she will. >> so some optimism from these veteran amputees today. i should
he lost part of his leg and another gentleman steve chamberlain came up here because the mother-daughter duo recovering in one room, they wanted to come talk them through what life will be like without limbs. here he was. you lost your leg in an i.e.d. accident. how do you try to explain to these people who are still reeling that it is going to be okay? >> well, you know, you can only tell them what you've been through and i remember when i was in there in walter reid there were amputees...
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steve jobs was here to do tv, i might think about it. i like the idea that it's now a value stock with a $380 billion market cap. it's second only to exxon but now a value stock. it's weird. i always called it a gadget maker but people said they qu t quieted fears that its gadgets. it's a gadget maker with the biggest market cap in the country next to exxon. >> this he also have an operating system in place. you see what they are talking about with itunes for on demand. and don't forget icloud. they have stores so if your smartphone has a problem, you see an apple expert, samsung doesn't have that. >> best buy messed that up. that does work i guess. is ron johnson going back? they went let him back. >> john, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> i almost said those two words again. those two words fit to any situation. >> east coast they fit together? >> the first two. when he finished i was going to say -- then i could have said it and it would have typified what i was feeling, right? i wish those words were legal. they're no
steve jobs was here to do tv, i might think about it. i like the idea that it's now a value stock with a $380 billion market cap. it's second only to exxon but now a value stock. it's weird. i always called it a gadget maker but people said they qu t quieted fears that its gadgets. it's a gadget maker with the biggest market cap in the country next to exxon. >> this he also have an operating system in place. you see what they are talking about with itunes for on demand. and don't forget...
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>> steve, i mean, it's the cost/benefit decision. nobody likes to talk about that when it comes down to people's lives. >> yeah, i think there was a great piecey dennis lehane who said, we're not going to sacrifice our civil rights in boston and we're going to get right back up. look, there is a balance that's needed here. pete kink and barney frank have talked about, keep homeland security funded correctly, the need to utilize technology. these are 26-mile courses, you can't police every single step of every course, so you need to put good technology in place and you need to work together and there are investments that are needed and they are government investments to keep us safe. >> sherry, we've spent a lot of money. do we need to spend more? >> i don't think it's a matter of spending more. i think it's about doing the job correctly. we do know there's been photographs now of guys walking around with big backpacks. was somebody not on the ball, did somebody not see that, did somebody not look at the cameras? we need to be able to
>> steve, i mean, it's the cost/benefit decision. nobody likes to talk about that when it comes down to people's lives. >> yeah, i think there was a great piecey dennis lehane who said, we're not going to sacrifice our civil rights in boston and we're going to get right back up. look, there is a balance that's needed here. pete kink and barney frank have talked about, keep homeland security funded correctly, the need to utilize technology. these are 26-mile courses, you can't police...
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let me bring in now terrorism expert steve emerson and forensic video analyst grant fredericks. grant, i'll start with you. you've seen the video. what's your analysis? >> the video unfortunately that's been provided to the public, to the media, has been compressed, so it's been changed slightly by the police and by the fbi as a product of being uploaded to youtube. i think they'll provide better images in the days ahead. as far as video analysis goes, there's a wealth of information there. these guys are wearing very identifiable clothing. when they go to the scene, drop the bag, and leave, they're still wearing that clothing. they'll be tracked from that location to wherever they came from. they're going to get a lot of information. as mark said, if they get out of a vehicle, went to that scene, they'll be able to backtrack them to that vehicle. so that's the hunt right now, is to find out where they went and where they came from. perhaps who else they might have been with. >> sean: do you glean anything from the motion, from their movements, from -- is there anything there th
let me bring in now terrorism expert steve emerson and forensic video analyst grant fredericks. grant, i'll start with you. you've seen the video. what's your analysis? >> the video unfortunately that's been provided to the public, to the media, has been compressed, so it's been changed slightly by the police and by the fbi as a product of being uploaded to youtube. i think they'll provide better images in the days ahead. as far as video analysis goes, there's a wealth of information...
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steve rattner? >> i think they probably do in the end because i think the basic forces that led us to have this immigration bill on the table, the confluence of interest between the republicans and the democrats, i think ultimately prevail. and i think what they're doing now with boston is just a smoke screen. i don't think you can make an argument for why it should delay. i think you could make a better argument for why it should speed it up. get them in the system and know who's there. >> maybe it gets to the senate unlike the gun bill. the background check bill. but the house? i don't see the republicans in the house moving forward. right now, they probably feel like they've got the president on the ropes. >> the house is still a stumbling block. even if it got through the senate. we knew it was going to face a tougher time, right? >> right. >> and the same is true of the immigration bill, but there is this overarching self-interest, in which the leadership realizes and will really try to push wi
steve rattner? >> i think they probably do in the end because i think the basic forces that led us to have this immigration bill on the table, the confluence of interest between the republicans and the democrats, i think ultimately prevail. and i think what they're doing now with boston is just a smoke screen. i don't think you can make an argument for why it should delay. i think you could make a better argument for why it should speed it up. get them in the system and know who's there....
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needs to have pat-downs. >> some say it's designed to comforted a nervous american public. >> shep: steve, thank you. >>> among the first responders, medical workers and civilians that ran to help those that were injured. a familiar face to sports fan, a patriots player was ready to help. first, legendary n.f.l. sportscaster pat summerall has died. he called games for more than 40 years. he became as much as sundays as football itself. >> the hoopla is just about over. we're going to play pretty soon. >> shep: he was part of 16 superbowls, his last in 2002. he was also his final game with long time partner john madden. they worked together for 21 years. summerall did a handful of games after that. before he called the games, pat summerall played ten season in the n.f.l. he died today of sudden cardiac arrest. in a statement fox sports writes his 50 year record as a broadcaster is truly unique and very difficult for anyone to ever walk in his footsteps. patted summerall, dead today at 82. mine was earned in djibouti, africa, 2004. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia,
needs to have pat-downs. >> some say it's designed to comforted a nervous american public. >> shep: steve, thank you. >>> among the first responders, medical workers and civilians that ran to help those that were injured. a familiar face to sports fan, a patriots player was ready to help. first, legendary n.f.l. sportscaster pat summerall has died. he called games for more than 40 years. he became as much as sundays as football itself. >> the hoopla is just about...
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. >> "boston globe" reporter steve silva was at the starting line of the day's biggest event, the boston marathon. >> part of the american sports scene since 1897. >> it was a chilly morning, 30 degrees, people starting to warmup, unlike last year where it was 80 degrees. the weather's not going to be a story this year. what's going to be the story? >> for pediatric resident natalie stavas, it would be a story of giving back. >> it was a very special day for me. i had decided to raise money for boston medical center pediatrics. >> doctors told chris that this was a day her daughter might not ever live to see. >> they said her prognosis was, you know, maybe she'll be 10 if we were lucky. >> the mitochondrial disease that weakened kayla's cells made her terribly ill. >> those first few years were hard, she needed to have medical procedures, time in the hospital, lots of pneumonias. >> for the kay girls, it had been a tough go. kayla's health challenges, two benign brain tumors for chris, the loss of kayla's father, chris' husband to a heart attack at age 42. but this would be a joyful day.
. >> "boston globe" reporter steve silva was at the starting line of the day's biggest event, the boston marathon. >> part of the american sports scene since 1897. >> it was a chilly morning, 30 degrees, people starting to warmup, unlike last year where it was 80 degrees. the weather's not going to be a story this year. what's going to be the story? >> for pediatric resident natalie stavas, it would be a story of giving back. >> it was a very special day...
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what have you got, steve? >> i don't know. >> at first, everything seems normal. >> i was looking at the camera and i was just playing with the volume to see -- make sure the volume worked and basically going through all the functions and options of the camera. >> luckily they were doing their job and they looked through everything to make sure there was nothing on the tapes or memory cards, and that's where they found this. >> the footage shot two years earlier starts innocently enough. it shows two teenagers melvin blevins and angel daley baby-sitting for a bunch of kids. but then the video takes an awful turn when a young toddler enters the scene. >> i just couldn't believe what i witnessed. it's just something i do not want to see again. >> here. >> the child sat on ms. daley's lap and at one point in the video, the male asks if the toddler wants to hit the bowl. >> want to hit the bowl? >> at that point the female held down the toddler and the male put the marijuana pipe into the toddler's mouth. [ coughi
what have you got, steve? >> i don't know. >> at first, everything seems normal. >> i was looking at the camera and i was just playing with the volume to see -- make sure the volume worked and basically going through all the functions and options of the camera. >> luckily they were doing their job and they looked through everything to make sure there was nothing on the tapes or memory cards, and that's where they found this. >> the footage shot two years earlier...
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steve emerson is the founder of the investigative project on terrorism. and dan vogel is a former fbi agent and profiler. dan, let me start with you on this as we learn now that this information is going to go back to quantico and that you heard the homeland security committee chair say he believes that this is going to be the best evidence they have. your thoughts on it. >> well, if we're talking about the profiling information, i think certainly that will be part of the investigation. but, more importantly, i think the information that's being gathered from cameras and video from throughout the area is going to be extremely important. >> megyn: they are going through that now. before i get to steve did i ask chairman mccall about that i asked him about his statement which was eye personally believe they're very close to identifying on film the two or more suspects that could possibly be involved in the bombing. the fbi how would they be going about that right now. >> well, with the new technology, i was on the way here i was listening to a radio program
steve emerson is the founder of the investigative project on terrorism. and dan vogel is a former fbi agent and profiler. dan, let me start with you on this as we learn now that this information is going to go back to quantico and that you heard the homeland security committee chair say he believes that this is going to be the best evidence they have. your thoughts on it. >> well, if we're talking about the profiling information, i think certainly that will be part of the investigation....
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steve, gretchen, brian. >>steve: thank you. when you see those pressure cooker bombs, it inspires to the in house magazine from al qaeda. in 2010 they put out an article how to build a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. the man who tried to blow up a truck in times square had a pressure cooker in the back. >>brian: bomb experts say pressure cookers have been around much longer -- the pressure cooker bomb longer than the "inspire" magazine. i think they saw a bag inside a bag. it was so heavy they surmise possibly the bomb was constructed nearby because it couldn't have traveled a great distance. it would have been extremely danger dangerous to get it there. experts say it was probably made close. >>gretchen: wouldn't somebody have seen somebody carrying a really heavy bag. >>brian: at the marathon they had maybe 17,000 people finish. >>steve: and light security as well. five minutes after the top of the hour. >>brian: the f.b.i. reaching out to americans saying tell us what you know. heather nauert joins us live with more on the
steve, gretchen, brian. >>steve: thank you. when you see those pressure cooker bombs, it inspires to the in house magazine from al qaeda. in 2010 they put out an article how to build a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. the man who tried to blow up a truck in times square had a pressure cooker in the back. >>brian: bomb experts say pressure cookers have been around much longer -- the pressure cooker bomb longer than the "inspire" magazine. i think they saw a bag inside a...
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national correspondent steve centanni has more on that. steve, how exactly is the bombing affecting this debate? >> a few republicans are saying we should postpone the immigration reform bill because of the bombings. chuck grassley of iowa is one of them. he said on friday's hearing we need to be sure that people who intend to harm americans are not allowed to enter the country. republican senator dan coats of indiana is taking that go slow approach. listen. >> immigration is an issue that has dramatic economic effect on americans and national security implications. stemming back a little -- for instance, we have a bigger issue than immigration such as debt issue. >> reporter: he says that is bigger issue, solving the deficit. >> gregg: there are support others both sides of the aisle on this. how are they responding? >> a lot of bipartisan support. coats and grassley are outnumbered. they say this reform bill is a national security bill that will make america safer. it will have multiple background checks and for the first time to prevent
national correspondent steve centanni has more on that. steve, how exactly is the bombing affecting this debate? >> a few republicans are saying we should postpone the immigration reform bill because of the bombings. chuck grassley of iowa is one of them. he said on friday's hearing we need to be sure that people who intend to harm americans are not allowed to enter the country. republican senator dan coats of indiana is taking that go slow approach. listen. >> immigration is an...
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. >> thank you steve for a live look of the briefing room at the white house. we will take you to jay carney's daily briefing as he begins to speak. we are waiting for the daily press to begin. there was a suspicious package reported at the hart building down in d.c. also, of course, we are talking about that second suspicious mailing containing a substance that shows it is ricin. it was sent to president obama. one was sent to a senator from mississippi. somewhat similar to what we saw in the aftermath of 9/11. the anthrax attack. putting one on edge to say the least. connell: we will check back in in a minute. first, fix bikes in the wall street fear index, as it is no. investors are also on high alert. dagen: sandra smith joins us from the pits of the cme. sandra: folks are on edge. it is not just outside of the trading floors. when you take a look at the mix, the fear gauge, this is a prediction in the marketplace of expected volatility over the next 30 days in the stock market. it uses s&p stock options to measure about volatility. there is heightened here
. >> thank you steve for a live look of the briefing room at the white house. we will take you to jay carney's daily briefing as he begins to speak. we are waiting for the daily press to begin. there was a suspicious package reported at the hart building down in d.c. also, of course, we are talking about that second suspicious mailing containing a substance that shows it is ricin. it was sent to president obama. one was sent to a senator from mississippi. somewhat similar to what we saw...
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that's where it is right now. >> always good, steve. it seems like you have covered all the bases over the past few weeks. we'll talk to you soon. apple options are on the move. josh lipton has that for us at hq. >> we're looking at apple down 2%. staying in the red. be e low 400. i spoke to mark sebastian saying volume is heavy. trading at close to the $10. trading request move close either way between now and tomorrow night. so the pgss traders betting this thing stays very volatile. carl, back to you. >> thanks going to be important to watch, josh. thanks so much. it's a big day for earnings from tech to the consumer. earnings squad is ready to break it down for you. and later on, the public company agains tomorrow. we're live at a park in san diego with a look at whether it will be a whale of a deal. revolutionizing an industry can be a tough act to follow, but at xerox we've embraced a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 milli
that's where it is right now. >> always good, steve. it seems like you have covered all the bases over the past few weeks. we'll talk to you soon. apple options are on the move. josh lipton has that for us at hq. >> we're looking at apple down 2%. staying in the red. be e low 400. i spoke to mark sebastian saying volume is heavy. trading at close to the $10. trading request move close either way between now and tomorrow night. so the pgss traders betting this thing stays very...